Table 3.
Relationship between red and processed meat consumption and sociodemographic profile among adults (n 842) aged 18–91 years from urban and rural districts of Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, UK, January 2009
| Low consumption (≤1 portion of meat/d) | High consumption (>1 portion of meat/d) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n | % | n | % | χ 2 | Adjusted† | |
| Gender | ||||||
| Male | 190 | 57·4 | 141 | 42·5 | 7·59* | 7·44** |
| Female | 327 | 66·8 | 162 | 33·1 | ||
| Age group (years) | ||||||
| 18–30 | 60 | 59·4 | 41 | 40·5 | 2·22 | 3·09 |
| 31–45 | 117 | 63·2 | 68 | 36·7 | ||
| 46–60 | 174 | 66·6 | 87 | 33·3 | ||
| 61–91 | 166 | 61·7 | 103 | 38·2 | ||
| Socio-economic group | ||||||
| Lower | 185 | 66·5 | 93 | 33·4 | 2·97 | 2·47 |
| Middle | 176 | 63·5 | 101 | 36·4 | ||
| Higher | 163 | 59·4 | 111 | 40·5 | ||
*P<0·05, **P<0·01.
Adjusted for gender, age and socio-economic group.